Cherry juice brand launches on-the-go Cherry Burst

Monday, 30 January 2012 10:26 AM

Montmorency tart cherries are regularly in the news because of their amazing health benefits. They are a rich source of antioxidants, which can help improve the quality of sleep and speed muscle recovery.

Now top juice drink Cherrygood is available in a smaller ready-to-go size. Cherry Burst will launch in Morrisons stores across the country next week as a triple pack of 200ml cartons. The packs will sell at RRP £1.35 and will be on promotion throughout March with a 30p saving.

There are now four drinks in the range – Cherry Burst, Cherrygood Premium Cherry, Cherrygood Original and Cherrygood Light. Cherrygood Original and Light both cost £1.50 and are available in all major supermarkets. Cherrygood Premium Cherry, the UK’s first chilled cherry juice, costs £2.29 and was launched last year.

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